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As I run several blogs online, I’m trying out «Managewp» to manage all blogs from one dashboard. This could be a handy feature in the sense of posting to several blogs at once, since the pages I run are quite connected. I understand that this would be in a sense a double post that eventually could flood the

I touched the subject in my earlier post, Regrets of the dying, but since we’re in the season for commencement speeches, I thought I’d link to a couple more. Some of them are actually quite known online, and you might have heard a few already. Like Steve Jobs’ 2005 speech at Stanford. It is one of my

Floating around on the internet one night, I found a list of the biggest regrets of the dying, made by a palliative care nurse called Bronnie Ware. Searching for and following the connections of this interesting subject, I also stumbled upon some similar artwork, made by Alice Lee. In her Tumblr-blog, she posted some desktop wallpapers, inspired by Paul Grahams’ inversions of the 5 regrets, yielding a list of 5

After its round on the film festival circuit, Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ Successful Alcoholics is ready to take over the world wide web. It premiered at Sundance 2010 and has played at over 30 festivals since then. But you can now see it on JordanVogt-Roberts’ Vimeo page, and even download it for free. The film features rising stars T.J. Miller (Get Him to the

I know I’ve mentioned this site before, but I think it’s so good, it is worth mentioning again. One of my favorite websites of all time, used for inspiration, education and some times just entertainment: TED is a nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people

Robert Greene’s 50th Law, which says, in essence, to fear nothing is a concept most struggle with. Not Hunter S. Thompson – at least in the context of applying for a job with the Vancouver Sun.  Seeking a new job, Thompson decided to pen the following letter to the new Sun editorial director as his application. Worth reading and far better

I’ve always wanted to own a cainema and seeing these pictures, wish I could buy and restore one these abandoned picture houses. Matt over at Buzzfeed, has gathered a large collection of pictures of deserted theaters from across the USA. To check out all of them, just head over to their site.

Finally, the crowd-sourced project has been stitched together and put online for your streaming pleasure. The «Director’s Cut» is a feature-length film that contains hand-picked scenes from the entire StarWarsUncut.com collection. Many thanks to Aaron Valdez (video editor – aaronvaldez.com) and Bryan Pugh (sound design/mixing – pughtube.com) for the countless hours they put into this

Almost everywhere I go, I take either my iPhone or iPad with me. With WiFi, 3G and now 4G, there is pretty much Internet accesses all over the world as well. So I felt it was time to test the WordPress app for iOS devices. I’ve been monitoring my site stats for some days now,

There are so many great TV Series out there, and the discussions returns to the conversation over and over. So I've decided to publish my list of favorite TV Series of All Time! It's a work in progress, so series will be added as I come across them and eventually, I'll also try to ad comments to each show.

While you are waiting for me to get my photo albums, back online. I’ve been playing around with flash, and tried to create a 3D curved photo wall. You can check out the result, over on my Photo-page. Just click and drag to see different actions and of course some of my photos. It will be a good

Mr. TSO is a passionate landscape photographer and filmmaker from Norway. And he has shot some amazing time lapse videos, including: The Arctic Light, The Mountain and The Aurora. You can fin all of the on his Mr. TSO, which we’re sure you’ll want to check out after seeing The Mountain down below. It’s great work!